#02 Mexican-Style Cast Bronze Spurs

This classic pair of Mexican-style cast bronze spurs showcases the traditional craftsmanship commonly associated with Northern Mexico and the border states during the mid-20th century. Cast bronze spurs of this style were widely admired for their durability and ornate detail, often used by both working cowboys and collectors who appreciated handcrafted Western gear.

These spurs feature wide, cast bronze bands with decorative stamped and punched floral-style patterns, characteristic of early Mexican and Southwestern spur work. The heel bands and shanks display a rich, aged patina, adding authenticity and visual depth. The 8-point rowels are classic to this style, with one rowel showing a single broken spoke, consistent with age and use.

Overall, this pair carries strong visual appeal and represents a desirable piece of traditional Western tack history.

Key Features

• Cast bronze construction with natural aged patina
• Traditional Mexican-style decorative stamping and punched detailing
• 8-point rowels (one rowel with a broken spoke)
• Unmarked, typical of mid-century regional spur makers

Condition

• Fair to Good Vintage Condition
• Surface patina and greening typical of aged bronze
• One rowel with broken spoke
• Minor oxidation on rowel pins
• Functional structure, but primarily recommended for collector/display use